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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1948
Page
4
The Lansing Bridge between Wisconsin and Iowa remains idle since March 1945 flood damage. Officials say a $300,000 per state investment could restore the bridge, valued at $2 million for replacement, benefiting regional motorists with a toll-free, joint financing plan.
A brief Bible verse from I Timothy 4 10 emphasizes labor and suffering for the gospel based on faith in the eternal God who saves all, especially believers.
Observers report a possible nearing end to the Greek civil war as UN aided government forces attack key heights near the Albanian frontier while guerrilla leader Gen. Markos Vafiades fled into Albania. U.S. aid and relief are viewed as crucial to restoring order and enabling free elections. Russia faces a setback in the cold war.
The text discusses early Cold War era strategies, noting President Truman and Secretary of State Marshall aimed to deter conflict. It highlights doubts about whether economic and military aid could reliably prevent involvement in global tensions.
The piece analyzes U S espionage statutes, noting 1917 law covers obtaining national defense information and applies to couriers, copyists, and holders. It contrasts the Bentley disclosures with Smith Act cases, questions conviction viability, and recalls Biddle Robinson controversy over secrecy proposals.
The Pittsburgh Press notes Wisconsin’s strict oleo laws and high taxes prompt residents to buy butter by mail from Illinois. Report shows 15 cent state oleo tax, $1,000 manufacturer license, $500 retailer license, $0.60 per pound writing fee, and out of state sales from Chicago and nearby towns. Fewer than 100 people have paid the tax on mailed orders.
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes price hikes strain 300 000 relief recipients whose budgets cover only bare needs. The State Department of Public Assistance plans to raise grants to close the gap between current aid and minimum requirements, which last May showed shortages from $5.75 for an individual to $29.85 for a family of eight.
Madison report notes legislators campaign for themselves amid the Republican gubernatorial contest. Foreign-born lawmakers now eight, reflection on campaign committees, spending projections for 1949 session, welfare and youth services friction, and possible end to dual policy boards in public welfare.
Ten years ago the state convention of Pythian Knights and Sisters opened with over 300 delegates from across Wisconsin gathering for a joint welcoming session at Eagles hall and Vocational school before adjourning to the conference of ranks.
Milwaukee report outlines cases where professional promoters target veterans organizations. White, a former national commander of the Purple Heart, criticizes nickel and dime schemes. Assistant district attorney Robert Schroeder condemns promotion schemes and calls for jail time.
At 10 27 a m Saturday at the 10th and Badger intersection George Krause of 1505 Market Street and Leonard P Arentz were involved in a crash that hurt Donna 9 and Leonard 11 Arentz. Police hauled the youngsters to a local hospital for treatment. Krause said he did not see the Arentz car because a truck turned in front of him. Damages were estimated at 150 for the Krause vehicle and 300 for the Arentz car.
Washington reports that after three years the UN lacks authority for a credible world police force. MSC proposals fail to bridge Russia US Britain France and China on contributions and force composition. Data show US seeks stronger sea power while Russia opposes battleships and carriers, favoring land forces.
U S Sen J Howard McGrath of Rhode Island chairing the Democratic national committee tells 7000 at a Democratic outing that radio commentators and the press push an anti-Democratic philosophy in recent months. He did not name individuals or papers.
Cmdr. J. K. L. Ross was the leading owner a generation ago with 64 wins 52 seconds and 57 thirds earning a total of 99 179 New York Belmont Park reports Fabulous Calumet Farm won four races and placed once totaling 102 975 in recent action Purses nationwide in 1947 reached 49 642 555 and roughly matched the value of about 13 000 racing horses in the United States.
Brussels famed statue of a nude boy at a fountain gained a new uniform from a Swiss association. The Mannikin, admired in Brussels, already wears outfits from Britain, America, France and other nations and changes for each celebration.
Mrs. Vernon Pease, seven years on the force, is awakened by a morning call insisting she must make an offender's daughter rise. The veteran officer continues to enforce behavior standards among the young, carrying out duties she is paid to perform.
DeWitt MacKenzie comments on the attempted take back of Russian school teachers from New York, noting Kosenkina’s injury, Lamarine’s asylum escape, and Molotov’s demand. He warns of Bolshevik tactics and cites Washington’s asylum pledge while police guard the teachers.
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The La Crosse Tribune lists editorial staff including W. T. Burgess editor and city editor Alfred W. Rice, with departments for news photo, state editing, circulation, and advertising. It notes publication details, address at 4th and Cass Streets, La Crosse Wisconsin, and AP affiliation. Subscription rates are given for mail and home delivery in several zones and timeframes.
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